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• / 70 1 / PA, ee •- • - s ~~ •sa •411' 40, 104.4 s., •.2 ^ . Pyr.,.....;,v - . lir ° 11....00.4. ~.c..,.. I le) w ,~:•~ .~i " f i , e • "..'!"rr `' This day was publiahed, i n one thick vol. royal 8 vo. price She. Ws. 111)ARTI, of the PARLIAMENTARY HIS TORY and Review for 18126 ; containing the DEBATES of the hitt Pitleeiou, carefully revised and arranged under appro priate heads. Price 25e. On the Ist Jan. 1827, will be published, PART 11.--The PARLIAMENTARY REVIEW, contain .' V#Yra on the principal subjeas disentied in Parliament, to it* r With an Examin4on of the arguments employed in debate. bit Also, ns speedily p cor sible, rAit. PARLIA;IIENTARY - ABSTRACTS, contain , 3pg &stance of important papeal presepto to each ! House during the SesdiOn. _ Printed for Lougman, Rte, P1:tr.if,, 13111 014 1 0 And CIFP,P `II4ACCABONI IA A EGA ' 7AMBEL - " 1 - and W. FLETCHER (rnauj pars in the service of the late Lord Byron), respectfully infuoyt the Public,,that They have established, at No. 14, CROMER-STREET, BRUNSWICK SQUARE, a Manufactory of MACCARONI, VERMICELLI, SEMOLINO, &c. fabricated by Artiste from Genoa. These Articles, sold at very reduced prices, will be found as good as any Pastes made in Italy, and have the advantage ,of being Realm., irholesornar and much cheeper.—Whnleoale and fetal!. • - PATENT HARPS.:=—SCHWIESO and C 0.,. in'returning thanks for the extensive patronage with which they have been honoured, are happy' to' inform the Nobility, `Oentry; sand Misical World in general, that they hare just ob tained his Majesty's Royal Letters Patent for• a new and brilliant IMPROVEMENT on the HARP. It hail heen O'er a subject of complaint, and the. Makers' attention strongly direpted to re move, those tropleasing, jars to which Harps have always been fetind de.ideratem, howeVer, tillnoiv, unaccomplish • ed. Sehwieso and Co.'s Patent will be ftitinstAbLinally to 1.6144 this defect, giving a fullness and rielinesi oflOnst to the Instrument hitherto unknown, as well also as facilitating very considerahli the Movement of the Pedals. They will be happy tnigive proof 'of this sito,t interosting dist:every tO any Lady or, Gentleman who will honour thew with a tall, atiheir•Establish mant, 263, Regent-street, where an exteswive.tessortinent of elegont and brilliant-toned 11:rps and .tPhsno-fortes.' le constantly on gals.. • , • ar A great variety of Spanish Guitars on sale. Harps and Piano-fortes Lent on Hire ; Roman Strings :of the first quality. • : 1 ARMY PRIZE MONEY. -• .. ..,,. . FROM THE 1.02.11)0/4 GAZIKTIN: OF Dn. B, 192 6 .• . 01 NV - t o the Alt N'Y wigclie t mecl. tt ude t the. Command of Lieutenant-General Sir THOS. HISLOP , . tftlf.o. 1 3 1P,i41”.1,4 1, .0F WAR against then. fqiPMlg and certain of AtteMA/WAWA STAT E S, in,. the Years 181 7 ! tv i ht d le t hetutui, . Tr ~,, , , - !Nag' i; fierel4 , kiveli,' purs u ant to the Act of 54. George nl. lesapi 86, and to the Directions' and •Regulition4 contained in'the liWatrant ,of Gaut, that fur the 'convenience and advantage of +loth tNcqfficers, Non-conintiasioned Officers, and Soldiers, . and of : :Oteßeittresentativets of such Officers and Soldiers as anus wish to receive their Prize Money inEngland, the distribution of the Pro ' reedit Of the Booty, taken at the following Places,' by the under - mentioned Forces, will' comniencealtd . take "pike at No. 8, Re gent-street, London, oft Tuesday, , the 12th day of : the present `Month, and end on.TtieStley; thel3ll4 'day of March next ; when the Distribution'br ini'it t tlist, ahcordtpi, to the "'mid. Act, cease, and , the Shares then remaining unpaid, niiisCbt; Paid over to Chelsea Hospital, and.to the,Treastiries of the East India Company, (that. is to say) the J Sltaree unpaid belonging to his Majesty's Forces, to Chelsea Hospital, and those unpaid hilonging to the Forces of the. East India, Company, to the Trea;nriea of their respective Presi :dencies in India", viz., Bengal, Madras; end Bombay. It will, " theref ore , lie to the advantage of all portions concerned, especially i those belonging to the Forces of the East India C'ompany, to apply for their Shares as soon as poseible. " .. ' . , . • f. r . All Pawls belonging to his M a j esty ' s rorces, whose Shares may be eo paid over to Chelsea Hospital, must apply for payment of them to the beputy. Treasurer 'of that Establislitneot, and all t Persona belonging tar thriTorces of the E.st !whit' Company, whose Shares may be iiitid"bver er before ty•entioned, Must apply for then) in the usual manner, to the Treasurers and Paymasters otthe respective Preiiileneics above specified. . . In order to save the - Army the expense of Powers of Attorney e .snd Agency, it is thought right to apprize such of the partiescon . weroedaa may not be acquainted 'therewith, that every O ffi cer, ~ 9p r comitiissioneil Offief it r,,, and Soldier entitled to participate in 'This' Priie Money or - `Mti; " may (if in tendon reoeive the Amount doe to, them, io perso?, ,frout us,. on tuttr frog 'ttliat t)oly "ars the persons entitled to it j or if itt a distance, by raw - • '4 on U , fOk ; the Amount,. accordhig'io the folloWing Firma and , Instruetions : the Officers throogh any Banker, or other respect able petson, the Non-comotissioned Officers and Privates through the Agents of the Regiments to which they belonged, pro ' iided * ll 4 Drafts or Bills are presented to 11l for payment on or before .44 taid,oo day of March, - 1827. „ r • , •' • - , r,,-; If thesiguatoresof Officers who may draw Bills ~for.their Pri?w lgopsy are nnt,*nnyin.„to ,tis, jt will, be necessary for them to adopt such measures as may be neivssary to satisfy us of ,the correctoeits of their Sigoittore previous to our accepting their Bills. It, will also be necessary for the Representatives of deceased Officers to produce to us the Probate of Will, or Lettel•4 of Admi nistration (us the case may he) before. we can pay to them or to their Order, the Shares due to those they represent. And with reapeet to the- Shares of NO'n-commissioned Officers and Soldiers of His Majesty's • Forces, the Act .561 George 111. tel)." 73, directs, that the Distributing Agents shall not pay the ' Nhare of any Non-eomminsioned Officer Or Soldier, to any person or persons whatsoever, other than the Non-commissioned Officer ' or Soldier entitled to the-same, or to the next of Kin, or•Eteeu tor, or Administrator, of inch Non-commissiotted Officer or Sol dier, er to the Agent , of some• Regiment, Battalion, or Corps, of / . I ', lll , *deity's 'Army or Militia, duly anthorized by the Partren titled thereto" to receive the sme. All Bills drawn in 0;614 Britain and Ireland by Officers,, must be " Pro Fer Stemple,' and all Orders th.iiwn by l'ipn-eommissinn cl Offieers and ?metes ' most, according to Act . of Parliament, be - , llpoo a shilling'Starnti, ~. 11,3rAtyasthnitlItelln,gei":",; its- been done to wheat the amount of the share exceeds Soldiets and their ile;ovien. till • t 3 . Y st Certificates ' ~,,,.ves entit,ed to Prize p e oney, by having been L li ttlvOur of pei13011)1 11W entitled thereto, it is requested that great ... Caution may In; used on the present occasion. And all concerned . - , i . tw informed that any person personating Others'," or 'colontitting I . 9,rgeries for the pwrpose of obtaining the Prize 'Money ,due to '3t6er is is by the Act of 54 George 'III. Cap. tit;, liable to So i fer . fleet) , 41,11 F.lOll without benefit Of Clergy. ~ All perstpis' t y ti d t ' 4' 'tit:pate in. the ih)iny advertised for Dinh , ~ . ~ell 1 0 p il lbution i nn the Gusto of the 21st of Neo.rtuliex last, who fo, ) _9'' clot brave drawn fur their Share , prev'pnis to the re.ceipt of t i ll / 401 Cfr,find who may. ttiket ha entitled to I ,,,rtieipate iii the e r L , Ailieoi4,4 f' rD . t 'h tint lIM ' draw for the. w)iule 0; the d ue _,„• 3 ' - • 3 " 9 A.'" ) ' ' ' * t a l l I (' the .1k a t .., ' -,r •,' _ _- , • , , , • 'il ill'A-411.4411 Ooe Bill , specifying in the Mare 'liOrd---nd,rgeNrii • .K 4 44 . Amount ~, winett they ate ett betli te ; ptietti,, y'fi 1 , 9 41 Mt 6 ... tly_ of ' the Bill to the Dates, of ber, , ~,. ...., . latot Noveniber, and 'Btll ofDeCern -1 10,, ~. . , a. Id. Form of Bilt to he drawn by Officers, Poonati Minton* Foorunder Routh or the Kistioili Wagisoota Hill Forte ..... . ...... [Place and date.) At seven days' eight pay to [' ' or order, the sitm of [here state the amount in woids,•and In sterling trioniq 1 ... being my share at [state the rank an .ituation heldat the time) GIMP proceedik of the booty gra»ted to the forces under 'the command of LieutenantAienetid Sir lanai., Thomas Ilialop, Bart., far c g , ture ,,,,, ade a pre- at the places spegitied. ir the masgin, a. I °mu- advert .eel in the , London Oasette of Bth place. December, treAl. Nignature.] I .Eati . P and Lieut. rnie regiment to whieh,nklie ,the agents intrust- belonged, and the rank it the said booty to held at the time to fie ,) No A, Regent- 'Betted here.] TTAI mount A: The imount due to eacl vidual,forthecptu re ' tures at which Ite ws • sent, Wto be inserted site the name of each To Archibald Campbell colonel Arbuthnot, by the Tittstees fin ' ' • ...Wilhite ttwl same. iitftgt Ltiqqn !I mui to tfraven by men npw *tying: .1; CPlttee and Dati.,: f--1 Poonall Singitur Paortiruler tt s ltyr t 41)e KiStiiitll Hill Viirl 4 % 7otalamopnt, ; At seven days' after S' h t pay to [ 1 lanr order, tied m e sung of,,[h ere 'state the mount in words, and in erllngmoneyo biting Illy share sts fatate,the rank and ---..-, situation held at the qme) of the proceeds alioamount due to each indl- of the booty granted to the forces under viduid, for the capture or yap. the command of iAeutenant.lieneral ;Air litres at which he was pre,. Thomas ilislop, Bart., foreaptures made sent, is to he inserted oppo- at the places speCified in the margin, as line to the name tit each advertised in the London (Lisette of Bth • Place.) . December, Itiati. [Signature.) -, To Archibald Campbell, Es* and Lieut. , (The regiment to which he Colonel Arbuthnot, (the agents intrust - befenged, and the rank by the Trustees for the said booty to held at the time to be 'in. f• rtrAnte the same,) No.. 9 , Regent. :, serted oer e l O . rielf.eigoil. r t, - - . • CERT! PI C A , rE. Tftese ar -e to gleatify that we have examined the alme-Muned Who sirified t or Acknowledged the above order in our presence, • , . ,t, . • 1) , ". • i t.-71 10,6137. 1 , • .THE WELLESLEY- CAUSE. PT ICE AIONDAY EVENING, DECEIVB/IR 11, 1826. and from the documents which he has shewn us, and his answers to our, questions, we have reason to believe the said • • • • was serving in the above-mentioned regiment at the time of making the said taptures, and that he is now serving as'a in the _ risiMent of given under our hands at , the Hay of Commanding a lel - T. Adjutint. Paymaster. PLACES an 4 1.:0110FiS POONA General Staff Makaty's 6 li,egt • Forces of the Preiddency of •Bcabay. r Engineers Heise Artillery: Foot ArtillerY . , • PoonalrAnicillaryArtilleiy Ordnance Department European Regiment . Light Infantry Nit. • ,abovel:6lorFlti to. ; 41;:i) • • ; .. ~ 1 EUROPEOW Cnnunander in Chief Brigadier General Lieutenant Colonel Major, .ite. Captain, Ike_ Subaltern, etc Troop Qr. Blaster Staff Serjeant, Serjeant Rank and File .Arnnunt of the share of each Ittosk of Ihe proceeds ofrhe Booty takeit at Poonah. Bombay Rupee,. E. A. P. 511284- 5 b 12152 12 ft 4551 1 1 :10.3.1 0 S 1517 0 1 759 5 2 189 10 0 • Ti 'll. 0 • 25 , 4 ft 1 12 10 3I gterling Money, X. S. d. 5:176 7 51 1219 14 9 328 14 2491,3 <1 1211 11 I' ii 4 15 9 Sll 3 4 2 3 2 1 1 7 Ist,Regt. N. 1. 2nd .Bat. • 2nd do. 14 do. :ird do. 14 do. dal do. 2nd do. ith do., lst do. tith do. • ! 2nd du. Hestdent Eaeort Pioneers • Dooley Corps PoOnali A uliir.lirlit:l4l.lat Ditto dint; • 2nd dn. Foteea of the , 4.yealdeney of Madras. NAvvits. Suba(l4r, ...... Jem ad ar, liavildar, Drumr, 15 19 7 kS 11 , It 10 8 6 If I , 9 3 2+ 61 1 1 1 014 41 Madras iini,i 7 krililery • ' Pioneers SINGU General Staff Hi5!14.16 Ind IL Drag. De tach. Plank flat. Poree4 cif the :Presidency , of Bombay., `Engineers , Foot Artillery • European Rest. Ith'ltettt. N. 'I. Ist. Bat. 11th do. 2nd do. Pioneers Forces of the Presidency of Madras. Engineers Foot Artillery, 1, 12th Regt.N. T.0(11131.13 COY, 15th do, Vdßat.o4 Com. Hale Corps 4 Companies Pioneers 2d Bat. Detach . Poolllll\ General Staff' ; . • His M. 2•2 d Regt. Lt. Jig. Det. Flank Bat. Forcea of thq t P,Tesidpicy of litiMbay. Engineers .• Foot Artillery European Regt. • 7th Hoe. N. I. Ist Bat„,. nth' do. 'd do. • Piopeer's.Detatinnent,,, Poohah Supernumerary • ; Auz. Bat.- ;•' ; e" Forces of the Preaidency of Madras. Engineers, . ••• . Foot Art Uteri' liflegt.'N. I. id' , Bit. 6 Col. Rifle Corps • .e. Pioneer'A Detachment SOUTH OF THE General Staff His irk Li. Dragoons Detachment Forces oithe Presidency o Madras Engfneera • flotse A. attached, to lit& lA. Dragoons • Foot Artillery,Detachment sth Regt. Lt. Cay. :FFrootis 4th Regt, Id Hat. Oth do. ltd Bat. '5 Cos. Ilith do. Std do. t c": PlOneers 4 Compinlei WASSO General Star His M.'s It2d Lt. Drag.'ue tach. Flank Battalion Forces of the Presidency of . Bombay F.figilweri Faof Artillery European Reit. 7 COMpl. 7th But. Ni.. 144 Bat. tith do, 24.1 Bat. 5 Cos Pioneer's Detachment* Po?tteh _ Suyernumerary Aux, Rat. Forces of the Presidency of %Ora*. nillwers y v' Artiller 12th h Rt. N.I. Yd Bat. 6 Cos, llille:Corps, 4 Companleil • Pioneer's Detactunenl, HiLt FO General Staff Scots lid Bat C ,l6l npatties Forces of tite.Presiiieney 01 'Madras Engineers root Artillery European Relit. g;Compan. VII itegt. N.I . I Bat. ISlth do. • tildtki. , Detach. Pioneers, 5 C{.lllll4llleS ' 61883 4 3 2';618 7 4 16911` ••'a , 604 ti 10 4418 15 • I WOO .7 7 1104 11 1 • 55 • S 9 38 13 2 18 ti '; Vtlo 14 8; 2.1511 I 943 I? '" 586 3 EI; 188 1 9 4 94 7 3 1t 3 V 1 1 1! .310 I ti 36:13 V N . 6 11 •4 4 H 14! :1 9 lot 1 11 116 4O U ;It vo3'lo .Vf 91: 14 1 411 lh 10 VI 11 V 10 5 7 it t? 0 la 5 • 4'V 8* 0 lq :q 5 5 o v. Si u.tl) ,259 12, , tsa 58 97 7 1 , 1 ' II '8 U U c 0 ' o UlB U U 3 0 2 fib 9702 5 2 4 1 1189 13 5 105 rz .765 510 611 25a a a 127 11 8 tS 7 4 5'U 2 19 15 4514 2 2 t 1 9 4 1048 .3 2 6 1 1051 3 )16g 6' , 1813 3 8J 84 110 4'2 0 11 `I 0] 1 8 01 0 14 0 4 4 8 0 14 0 0 9 4 'CLARK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING A...• WAREHOUSE, tor the EAST and %VEST INDIES and SOUTH` AMERICA,' EXETER 'CHANGE,: STRAND. Offices* Cadets, and Writers going to India, and Gentlemen proceeding to South America, or any other part of the Globe, will find in this Establishment the whole of their Military Ap• pointments, Swords, Chacos, Sashes, Belts, Pistols, &c: toge ther with a large and well-nianufactured stock of Sea Cots, Couches, and Redding; Cabin Wash.hanti Tables; Chairs, and "Mrs I; Sea Chests, Mule and }hillock Trunks, and every other descrip tion of Travelling Equipage. AN ASSORTMENT OF CANTEENS, ready fitted with the necessary requisites for India, and other tropical climates ; like wise a great variety of Silver and Plated Articles, Knives and Forks, suitable for Cannily, going abroad ; Military and Hindos tar. ;lea Books,. Maps, &c. A FASIfITZABLE STOCK of Carriage, Curricle, Tandem, Phseton, Stanhope arti Cluti , :e HARNESS, 'with -eVery deierip tion of Saddlery, Fie. Ike:• for lionie "use, East and West Indies, and South Amoica, which merit inspection; from: their excellent quality, first style of workmanship, and moderate prices. All the Articles is,this Establishment are warranted, and the excellent plan ,of fifty years,standing is still strictly adhered to, of :caking hut one. Ready Mosey Price, from which no ahatePent will be made. .CHEAP WINTER CLOTHING for CHA RITIES.—Stout Knit Shetland Stockings of all sizes, 78. 64., 9s. and 12s.'6d. per dorm ;. Wool , and Worsted, 1 IS. to 14s. ; Thick White and Spotted Knit Jersey Underwaist coate,,26ll.; 295., 82*. Worsted ditto, ; Flannel ditto and Drawers, 305., 34s ;' Great .Coate, 10s. 6d., 128. and Bs. 641. eaeh ; Grey Cloak*, 44. 6d. to Os.; Flannel and Linsey Woolsey Petticoats, 28. 84., 91., 3a..44L; strong Linen and Calico Shirts and Chemises, 44., t1d.,,115.; Blankets, be., 6s. 64., Pis. 3d., tia. 9d. per pair; Best Rugs, 211. 2d. to 4s.' ; Welch Flannel, 60., 1041., 1 Id..and ls. per yard ; Sheet ings, 104., 1l id. ; Calico, 64., 7d., 614.1 Una, i 1144. ; Blom Print, la., Bd. and 94. ; •Yarn Gloves and Mittens; •Nrelch Wigs, Kilmarnock Cap, Cravats, &e. &e. , • JOHN STRAR and CO. respectfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, that the above form part of a very large Stock of Oxide, suitable for Charitable Donatinns,.a list of which; priced' for Alto present season, may be had onl application at their Hosiery and Outfitting Warehouse, 84, Oiford-street, nearly oppOsite the Pantheon.--Wash Leather Waistcoats, Drawers,.and Socks; villa under-clothing for Ladies and Gentlemen, of peculiar soft ness ; and an extensive general assortment of Hosiery, Gloves, fashionable Cravats. Ready-made. Linen, fine Welch and Patent Flannels, Dressing Gowns, &c. &c. at.imusually low priceii. Orders from the Country, with a: remittance or reference, re gularly . forwarded..--,Gentlemen'il. Cloth. Opera Cloaks,' Three Minima each. ' . , ; ; , . . . . • BILIOUS AND LIVER:: COMPLAINTS. • , AS ;a•mild and effectual remedy for all those'disor kw ders which originate in a morbid action of the Liver and Biliary brgano, namely, INI4GZSTiON, 'toss' or arrirTrrs: Bran emir, HEARTBURN, rr.ATemprents,- spAmms, ctisTivxurss, Ar • recTioNs or THZ LIVkI, &e. &c. DIXON'S' ANTIBILIOUS PILLS (which dog not contain Mercury in any shape) have'met with more general approval than any other Medicine whatsoeyer. Ther unite'every recommendation of mild operation with success ful effect; and require no restraint or cnnfinement whatever dui , . log their use. In' tropical climatesi f where' the' consequenees,:df. redundant and vitiated bile are sn prevalent and alarming, they 'arc' an invaluable and efficient 'internee. They are likewise pecu liarly calculated to correct disorders arising from excesses of ,the table, to res tore ' the tone of the stunted', and to remove most cOm plaints oecasioned by irregularity of the bowels. Sold iu Boxes, at 2s. 9d. ; 4c. 64. l Is. ; and 225. ;by 'Butlers, Chemists, Cheapsiale, corner St. Pail's; Prin'res street, Edinburgh ; and 54, Sackville-street, Dublin ; Savory and Co. 196, New Bond-street ; WilliP64l" liiiih. 4 streot, normlith'i and the principal Medicine Vender, In Onetfotted Kingdom: (From the Observer.) The following are some of the letters which have been exhibited and filed in Chancery, respecting this moct im portant case, in which Mr. Wellesley, the only surviving parent, claims to have the care and guardianship of his children. There are upwards . of 200 letters in all, but we could not, of course, find space for them : co?irs or LITTERS' FROU THE HON. WILLIAM rout' TTLINTY 1.0140 WELLESILVY, TO HIS CiIIi.DREN. Dieppe, Nov. SO, 1824. My dear am very much dissatisfied to find, by you;„ letter of the 27th instant (this moment received), that my orders have not been attended, with regard to procuring for yourself and brother a brace of greyhounds each. It never was toy intention, as you will perceive, by a reference .to my letters to you, that you should porcbase greyhounds ; my intention was, and is, that you and yoni brother should each keep a brace of greiheunds, which Mr. Wright must procure for you. The person tl at tells you that greyhounds cost 56/. or t3O/. each, if he is a courser, purposely was guilty tit you of agross falsehood, and deserves your severest condemnation fee attempting so to itit pose upon•you.. True it May be, that greyhounds/ have sold for guineaas-piece---sto a race-horse has sold for 2,000 guinea*, when ,the orditutry.price of a ettperion riling,bov,„ i s _ ow t, t guineas. very superior greyboond,. such as would beat• most farmers',4p, eau be obtained tin live etitterts,.4lo that a bute price. . You must immediately return Mr. Wright his greyhound, and you must equally do so with Farmer, 'unless it be pureltased for you. - ' Yon intrif, upon' no account, receive prowlitti front 'any one but your neatest relations and myself. I enclose you a'letter for Mr. Wright, repeating my orders to lain to procure your grey hounds, which it will be batter for him to attend to. As you ap ptNatto be ; going on so steadilrand:well, pray tell Mr. Pitmun should &site your allowance and year brother's. to he increased Is. a week, to give you a little more trouble in keeping your accounts. D r . ~Gladstone must know best ; but a repetition of vaccination is a thing not to be trifled with, especially at your age. If, by any accident, your vaccination should not have taken place before you receive this letter, I will not have it attempted. lam sorry Dr. Gladstone' killed the pheasant ; I told him not to do so, but " when the cat'is away the mice will play." 'lt is said, I h a v e been for some time endeavouring to fulfil an half promise you may remember I made you a year ago, at Florence, that 1 would give you -a watch. I have now procured two, I think very pretty gold ones, with chain and key, "a la Ilrequet." They are now regu lating at' the watch-maker's; the initials of your's • and your bro. ther's name is to be engraved ou their backs, audio about a fort night or three. weeks 1 hope to have an opportunity of sending them .to you.. I hope you are . meta enough to tike. care of them, and that they will be of use to you. Your', affectionately, (Signed) • 'W. L. WELLESLEY. Although you' do not mention your sistcir, or FPO ME` her Mee. riure,:telther, if I obtain an assurance front her brothers that she has given over stary telling,' I will 'muddier u present too. Dieppe, 12th pee, 1624. . „ . .Ny :dear Miss Vittoria,—.l cannot send your brothers their watches without also addinga present for you. I heg your ceptance of a itecklat*, such as is worn by the peasants of Nor- Wheti feceh , e von measure, I will forward you a fill 'ives peasant's suit of clothes. " I was very happy by learning from Mr. Pitman that yon tentled to' your lessons. I hope yon will not forget the last %rev& 'said to 'you. God bless you, my dear ,! • ;, ~Yoursktreetionately, (Signed) L.'WELLESLEY. Use. had forwarded you the necklace before I received yonr.brother William's, letter, in, which he, like a very good,boy, begged I would nut forget you, when I sent his brother and him. their , watches, as he said yon have left off the telliug of stories ; thia I believe, bei.anse . your brother is true,. and I therefore add a pair of ear-riiiiii'''re"the nattictitni.. I haviv, no More itaPi'hi aanal the conveyance which takes this to Englund goes off immediately. --r-- Dieppe, I)ce. 114:2-1, - letter of the tttla inst. just received, has given tae great pleasure. It is at very creditable letter to you. Ile writing is in a bidder, larger, and better bawl than your usual letters to 1110. The ennipniitintt 16 Ouch US utay well belong. , bay of your age, assisted slightly in the spelling and gram : - par.,. It evince , , sincerity, txtath, anal goo( fe o r i n 4 , f or w ho, y citi.( k sv rve from toe till, possible prai , R. YMlT:laratlier's last letter was at piece of abominable hitnillat, anal, I fear, a ter) falselanoth—at fault whielt never Intht he ovetiMiked; I impe he will not twain attempt such deceit upon me. I ant glad you amuse yourself with your tools — l imagine yon Paean .carpenters' tool*. From your relations—meur relstiens, I hare no objection to your ,receiving presents; but situ must not receive gifts from tenants or agents, for thew people always 1001, f o r n q uid F ru q uo, when 4 1 4 the most inconveniet.t to give I. Your'. watches are still itere; they were to have been, furtvlii J ed to yon yesterday, but the pack e t is delayed I think the chains and the watches very }nutty, lint I have pot,aucteeded guile No n t he ring e. I thought you would like to have a ring . like urine, and having said you should love on e " 6 la 131,10.4," I was, iesolved tit do tk iyl;est to get you on e . I lowever, th i thr rings sue pia the heat I ever saw. NoW, I shall take your wood about ~our sister telljug stociee,. and, although 1 have procured for let a very pretty gold chain, I shall add a pair or ear-rings to the chain„ relying entirely upon you ,for'the truth of what you say in her favour. Yours very affectionately, W. L. WELLI.F.I7. Dieppe, .Itot. a , 1825. My dear William—Your letter of the 20th instant I this day receiret., As Ikune , before told you, all our • letters giro . tae the very greatest itleasni.e, because they bear the stamp of truth anal effeetiorthie 'feeling, and what you, ait,4 Fivilann 4 l ! , mita - 14.1'41, 1 .- ttund, or ought to do so, by the Freiteh word imivite. A pntlentan of Etiglatid (and a gentlenuto of England. is the first tuan of the wothd), to beg fine roan, ought to be a boll titan and the best way to beecone a bold man, is to be a tiii-blintor. ani beyond ',lnsole pleased to hear yoU haie been hunting will, the Duke of Beaufort. Infertnution (which isi r alone to be acquired by study)- is., absolute necessary aegturetrient for a een tlentan. Then comes ' a Ood election of ainusetnetits. Let theme huntieuleitts be manly` I Fut-hunting is the nuart miianly, there- , fore the hest araUseutent foi a gentleman. Langdon Parso'n Ltusgdon, AO was very kind to you rang, you WOW 4 littleAlltAVOS'hcf*' with hit! ; Le has my orders to see you, amid lie will give you a'padi or lutrriers--a small, but, I believe, an eacellent pack—which Will put under your iii,. section ; yott will hunt with theta Wht , n' awl where you please upon the estate, provided your hunting does trot inkrfere with yor i i , r . . s st . tid K ie is s. a your sigtei. for Y me. v, Yours, very aff l eetior . t x t4. , , ll,EsLty. Dieppe, Feb. I, 18,1:6. " • • - , My dear Mr. Jemps.:—.. l am much pleas 4 with your letter of 1 the data of the 27th ultituo,, just received by 111 Q. . I 'ilia very ow& the last paragraph of your letter. Tu comparing you. to Benjee, I desired to bring to your reflection the effect., of cunning and uncontrolled cleverness in a young , fellow. Now, had you not Mr. Pitman near you, to give you good whice, iviil should you .. give way to the idea that you can do what ynn please, being a cunning little, fellow, you will soon beeMne'as bad as,l3aujee o who W ou ld have peen but an agreeable Little Pickle, instead of a little Eahleal, not having been taught to discriminate between that whi c h is very wrong Ole practice of,euntring4 and that which had bet ter not be pursued, but which is pardonable. lam idettatal much with the manner, in which yonresist toy applying to you the cha racter ofilenjee. , If you think this Pharacter (as you rightly' do) sti‘defeetive, resist the comparison 0 'your's, even to Me With in.. . dignition. Selfishness a ppli e d to 6 pride of character, a virtue. N e ver allow any one through MI ~ even me, to accuse yon wrongf u ll y 'of,any practice which you think it improper to follOW. I s h.ji never feel angry with you for any expression of such 4 f ee li ng . 1 0,0 admire ,you for it. 'the More you hunt and exercise rattlyanlv pastimes the betterl shall - be pleated, InriWiileil th e y d o not inter - fere with your studies.__ _ _ - When . 1 'obtained Mr. Langdon's hound* for yon awl your brother, my object was to ex(te yOn to follow scientifiCally -thla amusement. Mr. I,angdon ia , a peraon I greatly respe(4, ii!, , 1 4 ,1 'honourable conduct and. feelin g for his children :' read " Jalel l Andrews," and yon *ill find my Parson Lungdon in Pgkn'oli Adams,. Ile is not o Parson Trulliber though he Lngdon) has also ati excellent brekl of pigs. I Mean the h nods ( jointly to lie-. ' 4 " , a to nt i ' e t l i p u a r tef br t ° tt er p:b l at 6illit.ty of the film a ..f a vi' 4 .1 f your protut,rt ' g poney necosnintr, weak, and T. - live g iven W. don direction upon the subject, sho u ld'h e find the poueY no longer fit forservice. . Yours very affectionately, W. L. WELLESLEY. Jfit ial P. S. When you have a little practical knowledge of hare hunting, read "Beckftird upon Hunting ;" 'it is many years since 'tread it ; but if my; triethory does not mitgive me, it is beauti fully written, free from those vulgarities irhie, belong generally to treatises upon hunting and sporting. Beekfurd was a travelled high-bred gentleman ;no fox-hunting squire, but a truesportstuan. _ .. Paris, Feb. 114,181115. • My dear Mr. dempir,—.l believe I did but bately44ll4wiesige the•receipt.of four last letter when I wrote hiet tisynia., I could not their. !le inure, notwithstanding. t4---. F ., was etruck With. the senteireewhicli I now.think nevestutry to ca ll y our , etts..ntion to, You sayyou did not mean cunni ng , c i n a bad sense. " Now, cunning can,never be used in a good sense. I was vary angry %vith you, when, you adopted (as I thought) the language and len" timents of other* endeavouring to pass them off** yalfr,ow 44 ; b e . cause that was cunning. I approved greatly of your nbjecting to my comparing you to Benjee, because that was hold and manly; it showisi you poi.setsed a proper sense of self-estimation. Your indignation Warr beeoining, did you conceive yourself to trivebesta likened to one Whose Character and avtions yen thought had; " As a sportsman, you mind know a cunning greyhound, when young,; is generally hung.:—att old one an, us soon as hi runs canning, i* cast away. All fools are 'cunning. Is Bill Chime still working in the garden at Draycott He is a driveller, WI idiot but he is very cunning. I will give' you two instances (which, here after, when you become a man, you may be called to **fleet upon) of the consequences of cunning, affecting the career of 'eleven people, in high stations of life, persons with Whom I have been intimately acquainted. Tile Sheridan that was, tie Tierroly that is, ware great per 4ortAl Mende and political asineiates: Sheridan was a Man of loose miwal habits, a sot, not scrupulons regarding money uhliga tions ; indeed, I think lie ran hard upotibeing an 'habitual swind ler, but he was generous,' jovial, of varied and brilliant talente. Tierney is a man of exemplary moral character, of-Wore useful and solid talent than Sheridan possessed ; anti equitalle roan in all transactions of private life, but he has tie running of the devil: Ills friend Alwridan said otTierney, -lie was so Cunning, be wait always pieking his .own pockets. Stieridatt, in his life4itua, row to the highest eminence in public ssitintatnm. Tierney has Plod ded on, never Advuncing much beyond the /who at. which hi started ;,because every one, to all he does, adds, 'AI), but he is so cunning, be is so insincere; it may be all trite .whatrhe !says, it is ail, 110' dau bt,,itery well reasoned, lent bet=is so cunning."..i, • TheAiousispuinee of the velehratedAuut which Zak Ow* be tweert,Loa Castlereagh and Mr. Caiming was,- that Lord Castle reagh; .from,inediocrity, me 'raised to the Melees' tank itt public estimation; because hit. antagonist, by cutiniug, endeavoured to blast Lord Castlereagli's (perhaps) to o aspirin g %vi a * * , whio i hi s Lordship defeated , 'hypittUtti lig hie cause et tt bold; ligh.apirited geittletttan.:.;.Canning; with all taletits, sunk himself to the lowest ebb in public estimation, by Isis cunning. Castle reagh amtittuealtis pre-emitience over Canning till his death. In all acquirements which can tit a num for h station above his rival, Canning possessed the superiority, save that of being the, toe, nuttily, bold gentleman,. , disdaining .the petty art of cunning-- this did Castlereagh,• and be triumphed amidst all his glaring detects. . „ At your very early age, a defective prope.nsity does not justify severe censure, provided, after it hue been pointed out to you, you endeavour to correct it ; both you and your sister are cunning-- your brother iS not the leant en, but he postesses other defects, which am led to hope, as he is a good boy enough, as tam sure you will be, to endeavour to • correct. . Cunning, I assure youoit a.detestable offence, ,never to be pardoned. , I suppose, by this. time, you have gone through the litirtorSi car Erty/and. In :Charles time, and dining the Commonweslth, you cannot fail to have been . disgusted by. the cunning cant and hypocrisy of the Puritans, Covenanter*, ell the other host of See, whirls, Praise God &reboot:6, and.isnch like. If my mercury 410 es nut misigive me i Hume seys. they:used to retire to their soli tary reflections, to wrestle, as , they said, with their evil thought*. I wish you, then, with more sincerity than.they, in a rause more worthy of you, to wrestle with, this• evil thought. Conning-- bl o t th e word for everfrom, your, vocab u lary, and from your mind, a ineanstintVorthy of. your etstion in life, au , a gentleman, your talents as a clever fellow, to he applied fur the purpose of obtaining any object, t tL, r of the meanest or, : most, important kind; objects arelidone valiale iu proportion as are the. tneatt* by which .you obtain them to your own self-muvictitni factory. at this seesutt tkf the yeer,,,s yellow.. weed, .ealled ger l lish, which chokes up. ami smothere,theeprouting youog corn ) however well 61431 to the soil from which it springs : this noxious weed destroys the, hest hopes and lahoor of the farmer, unless pluviced. r 94% and, breach, for tt series, of years. So does cult ming dooto hu.ip4ll witfivo. howoV.lvgli tultiyeted. it is .thu doo.et titutta..ithout you, to Outtit di, ft ow iair evil of your, dispnaition. l ,huto, like :extortion nu ~ynur uwu part will do more than JIRO* tattwoion . nl all the promptaTa in the world. Vous. % T ry affti , otiustato.fatber, , • W. .1.. WEI-I-ESL E:Y. . . I'. S. When I rerommend you to- avoid l'lerney"s delmte, I du not loran to imply that Slit:6,llll's e k ed w ere ad m i fa ibl e , y,,,, will find this contrariety in that ttepartloutthle vices fad to rlt,,k a in.tit's pi o•ti , ,toott when defects Overturn ail his hole.. As 1 ,11}1(We you 1111..,u pot to hie priest or lawyer, but to live in the world, you tutt,t, navirator, not Over look throw alight reckonings, Nitliottt wlikh , miller the most . fe • ve4 flied , A;eatlier, you eaituat collie (handsomely) as the • , tih.restly, into it good'birth. ------- Paris, Iktarrh tt, Ifitb: my d e a r .I , inps,—Althottgli I wrot, to 'put yesterday, drop !inn a Lot. to thank yott fur your lvt 'u l t ., ju.t.h.t. , the et.t. 'ut t Pray attend very particularly 46014 Ir Muse you about your pansy. I)ott't ride him again, if be speetly'etits. '' It the 'Amy really fell with you, as the blackguards my, --:--;-overiteed, be must either have put his fore foot ilia hole, or Its mop baSe speedy ruts. If he speedy erns, it ought'lon`g . 'elnce to have been pointed out hi you, and greet Ignoralleu or great neglect is to be attributed to the person Or portents Who have the care of him : hope, however, PtirsOri Lang -410 u w,lll exantine both your borers, and I will have theist over to fur for crotts•examination.• A 4 moon as yin get won ride away again as hard' as you can; )oi, have hail your 1;01 ; you will nat. get another..--Y'our's . ere t;olintely, 'W. WELL'EIq:EY. 'Aly dear Mr. JeMpsi,-•--I thank you for your letter of WO 10th. I Nuspect you ~iro like my IwatWon ► a good kick on tht ?needle would do you More good thntilhe dOettir. ' ' .. ' ' I aut ' , ;ery tatim4 to see Pnricin Langdou, to - heat ill ihnot you. ' ' • Your's atTeetimuittly. ' Parig, March 29, 1825. W. L. WELLESLRY. , My dear Mr.: Jeropiti—three Trot for li , letigth of that) betua 1641 mush pletteed tui I. wee the other day,- whin 1 pommel your Latin poetical - effusions: The.initject. vehieW rhoie proves you to be a "clip of the , al idock;" : ' , The Latiu verso (whnit, iu far. to I eau 'judge) I believe to he very 'gond indeed, for, your Tears excel lent, des eMilg great pcalie, manifests , that whi..1.1 Wipes you will centime to endeavour to-tio,-, and I ntii cure you Will. sue ttWal— ontrpias the old Whelilou'go to Eton you will fuel the 'reputation of your greet nude for Latin verve* and exerente• equal to any !me of iii* daY ; try to' extel.or equal him, shell be very proud indeed of_ you.. . . tin have said nothing to me of the receipt of a letter which I wrote you upon etuming. Attend to your studies, %your mind with elegant classical acquirements -owl this nasty attribute of ig norance will soon drivco front its bold imperceptibly. I expect Air. Lanedon l,i rc twit m'eek, whets I shall ask toasty questions about you, your brother, end sistei. Yount affectiotutte . ly. W. L WELLASLEV. My e e ,giceO to you by 1U tS'it~i+tl 41 heart n it - W n i t :to sh t e t i f ::4 lr l. : i t; heavy htsa both 'oneself trod nte nkost ha“ , sw.tainerl. At yOUr rally age privf is but of abort thit'ation ; and I hope i iti d ' trod , awl most sincetely do I believe, that ;"),, 4 " , anto f act gitidi a tlispcisition as ever to foriso tie font affection, awl IniW very goo,i, a m l how very Wald yokir poor 11,0111 T will to you. Au put 1(1:1 )ot ?(le ,i l ulwaetiploirtag to.. i . to t Will he ") 11Y 1 ' ) 1, 11 ve" n , 1 " 1 1 .1 " . we meet, let toe 'know her wishes about yntl, untl yon rh:, ll i,:• indulgld iu them. ` ' Phis budder It i which yt7tl have Nuat,u:u d, ought to troll you to this reflection, which is u gl i : o etn i , i ",,,;:n.itiforine.l, 1 , true, britVe, `auttitobourable, enjoys his o w ), more thAil a 1/Itiekltead, or a deceitful oue, wheat •tali, i t'sorrow fie de'i'sts Nita lat' f Ina 10. as you 111 c . „ to , k„,„lii t i, as I ant vote you do, tliut 'you have altvaya actedlike maxi boy. I hope you now set. how tirreasaVy it is f ur y o n OEO 11 "than ever, to attend to your stotlie4, awl 'always to apeek the truth. atu not able to write to your brottrei James ; tett hint I luve him equa ll y w ith you, and , your dear little 4stei. Ali, Pitman Will convey yutt hli try Inn, • ' very attktionip fattier,' W, L WELLESLEY: ' • r.) *v. ' ',,rJ .- ' ''' • h , -... "- • ' • i g1.f., , :- ‘, ' -. : r - , ~ ~, ♦ „,,.:„ ~,, ~.. ~,,,k . ~.4 4„,,„(• ~ ._ . , .c. .!*-- s i -• A ~,,_ , ~. pyr, , ~ .-,, .. . ~...,,....,,,, .. ....... 4 ~. e• -: 1 "Op. •' k . ~. r• *Al L i efr ,•,° '- "*. -•' vZ 4 e , ,• Att'V ' 6 " . ''N' -• r 4110:-Ir -- 'it ':-;;;‘, •fir/er/ ' - i ~:,' ' -''' • ipil - .- ~ ~. -,-• 1:,. ; ,' .„ 1 „,_,..' . 4 .- -,..' ~' '• • r• !Form of Bill to be drawn by Di s charged Men. Singhur _ Pomander South of the Kistnah Wai*phi , At seven days' eight pay to [ • 3 At or order, the sum of to state the Hurts ' . 3,- t , . • mount in words and In alerting Money] Totallanotint... ... ... .0 Ming my share as [state the rank and si te: , , uation held at the time, of the proceeds (The mount due to each indi- )f the booty granted to the force-s under v Ida*, for the capture oreap. the command of Lieutenant-General Sir turtie L at which he was pre. Thomas Ilislop, Bart. for captures made sen Vis Au be Inserted oppa: 4t thesplaces specified in the margin, as ritofto the name of each lverttaed in the London Gazette of Bth phselig ,-: ' - -- • December, 1826. [Signature.) • To ktabibald Campbell, Esq. and Lieut.- (The Regiment to which he Colonel Arbutlinot,(theAgents intrust. belonged, and the rank cat tape Trustees for the said Booty ~ held at 'the time to be in to di*ribute the same), No. 8,; Regent.: Betted here.) ant*, London. _ ' CERTIFICATE. [Placa and date.] Theanare to certify that we have examined the above-named - why signed, or 4Ckllowledged the above Order in our presence, - Andlnota thol)oeumenttvbieh he hat &hewn ut..and hit answers to-our questions, we have rea:on to believe that the said was onneismkgolbe above-mentioned Regiment at the. time of making. the bove eirptnret, and that he was dbchargetl on the (lay of 182, ;: `that he now " residue in thif latriah, and i 4 an *Out- Petuiioner of Chelarea Hospital. (liven under our handy at the day of 182 (Signed) I%lllly r, Churchwarden, or Elder, na the ease may be. • If not a Pensioner these wprds to be erased, X 5. '49140.. 't ...... •••••• hinghur .I"94nlndes South of the Kianah ' Wassoota ......... Foirt2 Total 'amount £ (Form of Bill to be drawn for Deceived Men. - • • " [Place and date.] At irr 4 ‘ e is in o t iu si t ht ejie t ?•e state the C it O tuutlt in.wprds and .in sterling money] tog the idiareOf [here state the name, anik, Rut situation of the deceased] he proceeds of the booty granted to the MI under the command of Lieutenant- General Sir Thomas }Estop, Bart. for pthres made at the phis:ea. apesilled in he margin, as advertised in the London Gazette of Nth December, 1826. [Signature.] (The Regiment to whiCh he belonged, and the rank held at the time to be in. serted here.) The antotuaVdtie to each indi vidual, for the capture or cap., tures at which he was pre sent, is to be inserted oppo. rite to the name of each • • P 4 Fe'• f; • I *. To Archibald Cancell, Egit. and-Lieut.. ? Colonel Arbutini (tile Agents intrust ed by the Trustee for ' the'said Booty to distribute the •satue), No. 8, Regent street, London.' • • ' • CERTIFICATE, . . These Are to certify that iae hal;ie examined the above-named who signed, or acknowledged the above order in our presence, and irom.the documents *niter ed.eiand Ilis (or her) answer to our gum. tions, we have reason to believe that the above-named is dead, and that the said Is the said deceased, and that he (or she) now resides in this Parish. ' • (liven under otir hands at the Elder,day of Itki (liignexi):;4lliiiAter, Churchwarden, or as the vaa* truly be. . • * Annex the Documents alluded to. , to the ZaROPRAN3 'Commit,ler In Chief Brigadier General • • ! Colonel Lieutenant 'Colonel Major &c.. Captain, &e I Subalterris, Staff Serjeant, Serjoant,:. - Bank anti &c. Subadar, &e IJeadar, &c Havildar &C. tn Na Drumr. xc , • N DEL EUROPEANS. Copimancler ji Chief Brigadier CLlniel I.ientena ajdr; & .• Captain, &c. Subaltern, &t• Stafr Serjeant, - Brc , Serjeant Rank anti rite; tke, NATlv2s. Subrular, &c Jetnadar, &c. liavildar,'&e. ..... Naigue, Drutur, KISTNAII atatovnatta.L Cvnimander in Chief Brigadier General Lieutenant Colonel Major, &e Captain, &e Subaltern, &d , Stair Strieaut, c. Serjeatit flank and ii e, &e. • "why FN. Subadar, &c, . Jeirktular, Havildar, !gait*, llnntir. &c. SIIROPPAN9. . Commander in Mel Brigsdipr General Colonel Lieutenant-Colonel Major, are Captain, titc Subaltern, &e Staff Serjeant, Serjeatit flank and Filo, Am.: • NATivirs. • Subliar, jetuatlar, HAVlldar, &c. Naigue, Drumt. RVROPEAN9., Commander In Chief Lieutenanteneral Colonel , Major, M. ......... . . C.iptain, etc. ............ Subaltern ltc . .. Serjeatit ............ Ruin and File, NAMPA Subunit, Bie. Jeulaular, &C. H4vi4lar, &e. Nnigue,Drutnr. Deccan I , rite °dice, No. 8, Regent- ARC fi D. CA litreet, London, Dec. 8, C. G. J. ARBU N.B. All Persons having oceasio it t o & Musa the Agent* , 9,1 subjects connected with t h e l}encan, BOoty, are requestf'4 " t i/ their Lett ers open, directed to thew, tattler COYer4 ' h T e Right Itlonouraole the Seeretiry'at War, War-Offiee, Lamm.% d Pl 3 E L, TII NOT. 53ta 9 u 1)53, rat 13 31 , 11 3, 4 190 .9 H 95 , 4 H) 4 It '‘ 3' 2 9 I . 9.4 9 13 5 '3 'V 1 3030 '6 6 1733 8 - Y 656 0. 7 437 5 8 218 10 10 11.0 5 5 1 lu I 1:1 In Il 1 :t lit t 13 1 :s 484f.',5 I 1 . 37342 B t 149:17 0 U 8962 3 2 5974.12 11 0 .4 1403 11 2 74 10 49 12 11 24 14 lld 5 1 4tl 12 21 14 1t271 5i 4 12308 4 11 2953 S 2 WO 081, 8 49 4 U 24 , 6 16 6 6 , 8 3.S' . 49 3- r i 16 6 e 8 3 3 5 UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, Dn. 8.--George Bid&11 Airy, Esq. M. A . Fellow of Trinity College, wet yeeterday Oared Professor of Ma thematics, on the resignation of the Rov...T. Turton, , l3.l). At a congregation on WOueeday last the following degreettirere contorted • • • • I .'tl ,!1 1 : HONORARY MASTERS OF ARTS. Praoeit George sfolymeux, Trinity College. Hon. Frederick Dudley Ryder, Trioiry (ut)ti of Lord larrowhy.) MASTNIt OF A KTS. Joshua S. Crompton, Jams College. LICENTIATE 'PHYSIC. Thomas Waterford, M.D.' elitist College (compotmder.) NACIfIttORS tN CITIV T IAW. !let. ;Trinity Halle , Charles Barrett Leonard, Trinity Rev. Henry Di Brett, Downing College' • Dr. ,Daubeny, Fellow of Magdalene 0114 , 4 , e, Oxford, and Profeamor Of cliemiatry, Way admitted ,14/ efoidem. • .oxvoarg; Dye. 9..-Chi Tuesday litst ilie nomination of t 61.11- lowing,Gentlemen to be 'Select .Preaellers fur 182'7 'lntmslY apprOved "Of in Cnigroeotion:—:- The Rev: Charles M. mount, AL A. late Fellow of Corpus. The Rev. - John A. Cramer; M.A. late Student of Christ Church. The kev. Fred. C,,Blackstone,-,81C.L..10te Fellow of Neer Coll. The Rev. Charles Carr Clerk°, M.A. Student of Christ Church. The'llewi-Charles Girdlestone, M,A..late Fellow of Baliol. On the same day the Rev. Henry Hart Malmo, - M.A. late Fel low.of Brasenose, was unanimously re-elected Professor of Poetry. On Thursday last the following Degrees were conferred :. ' - mournful or ARTS. • Rev.. Charles Waleot, Trinity, Grand Compounder. • ...flirt* Robert Sander', Magdalen Hall. Edward Trafford Leigh, Brasenose. William Barrett, Magdalen. • • ReV. David Jones; Jesus.' ' Rev. George St. John, "%Venom. ' bACHIi.OItS OF. -- ARTS. Thomas Sheppard Smyth, Worcester. John Thotomi Trevelyan, St. Mary Hall. Geo. F. Whislliarue 11fOrtitner, Michel Fellow of Queen's. -Richard-Postiethullte, I St, Filmund Hall. Son merlon, Tudor, --Robert Henry King, Magdalen Hall, Etiologist Pspyi, Oriel. . William Simian, Trinity. Lord 'Viscount Newark, Christ Church. William Dowdeowell, Charles Poc o o4 Christ Clunrh Arthur Johnson, Alfred Brown, - . - Charles Stone, ,ry vniversgtv William Fiber, John Forster Alleyne, 800. !teary. Thorpe, fellow of St..Job i e t , Joseph Berry King, Exeter. On Thuraday.sennight,an Ordination was held by the Lord Bishop of --Worcester, in hie Chapel at Hartlebury Castle, when the following persona were ordained Pairs-vs.—Anthony Berwick Lechmere, ALA, . •of 'Christ Church, Oxford • John Lane. Freer, Al;. A. late of Trinity Caege, Cambridge ; Vernon,. B.A. of - Emnianuet College, 'Cala britige ; and Edward_ William B.A. of Peter House, Cambridge. • IteettslASTICAL The Rev. Anthony Bernick Lechmere, M.A. has been insti tuted; by the Lord Bishop of Worcester, to the Vicarn&re of El dersfield, in' that 'county, void by the resignation of the Rev. Charles Dunn, on the presentation,' of Sir Antliony Lechtnere, Bart. of the Rhydd. The Rev. Mr. Riddle has been Presented, by. the Lord Bishop Wincheste r , to t h e Living of Easton, near Wi nc h es t e r, vaeePO'Y the decease o f t h e R e v. Mr, Inlet; mut the ReV. Mr. Kemp to that of Eastm eon , in the room of the lat e R ev . M r , D oc ker. The Rev. Dr. Thomas Oickayne has b een presen t e d by Lady Mildtuay to We Rectory ofljneierefield, Hants, vacant by the re i t ignation of theßev. Francis Dyson. The 'inv. George Jarvis to the Vicarage 'of T t ittington,. Nor folk, on the presentation of the liishOp of Ely, •